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June 1893; Stage 8 June 1893; Athenaeum, Saturday Rev 10 June
1893; Era 22 July 1893; W. Archer, The theatrical ‘world’ for 1893,
New York and London 1894); (b) A tradition of eighteen hundred
and four (first pbd Harper’s Christmas Dec 1882 as A legend of the
year eighteen hundred and four); (c) The melancholy hussar of
the German legion (first pbd Bristol Times and Mirror 4 and 11
Jan 1890 etc as The melancholy hussar (printer’s ms Huntington)
reviewed Literary World 25 July 1890; Academy 2 Aug 1890); (d)
The withered arm (first pbd Blackwood’s Mag Jan 1888); (e)
Fellow-townsmen (see above, 1880); (f) Interlopers at the Knap
(first pbd Eng Illustr Mag May 1884); (g) The distracted preacher
(first pubd New Quart Mag n.s. 1 1879 (printer’s ms private col)
and Harper’s Weekly 19 Apr–17 May 1879 (variant text); reviewed
Literary World (Boston) 25 Oct 1879.
reviews of col: Morning Post 21 May 1888; Glasgow Herald 25
May 1888; The Times 2 June 1888; Graphic 9 June 1888; Nation
(New York) 28 June 1888; Athenaeum 30 June 1888; Harper’s New
Monthly Mag, Public Opinion (New York) June 1888; Literary
World 27 July 1888; Spectator 28 July 1888; Westminster Rev July
1888; Critic (New York) 8 Aug 1888.
A group of noble dames. 1891, New York 1891, Leipzig 1891, London
1896, 1912, 1920. Includes The first Countess of Wessex (first pbd
Harper’s New Monthly Mag Dec 1889; illustr A. Parsons and S. C.
Reinhart); Barbara of the house of Grebe; The Marchioness of
Stonehenge; Lady Mottisfont; The Lady Icenway; Squire Petrick’s
lady; Anna, Lady Baxby (these 6 bowdlerised in Graphic 1 Dec
1890 (printer’s ms Library of Congress), more or less unbowdlerised
in Harper’s Weekly 29 Nov–20 Dec 1890); The Lady
Penelope (Longman’s Mag Jan 1890 (printer’s ms, including
material used to integrate the story into the volume, Library of
Congress)); The Duchess of Hamptonshire as The impulsive lady
of Croome Castle (Light 6–13 Apr 1878; Harper’s Weekly 11– 18
May 1878), as Emmeline; or passion versus principle
(Independent (New York) 7 Feb 1884); The Honourable Laura as
Benighted travellers (Bolton Weekly Jnl 17 Dec 1881, Harper’s
Weekly 10–17 Dec 1881).
reviews: Anti-Jacobin, Speaker 6 June 1891; Morning Post 8 June
1891; Literary World 12 June 1891; Saturday Rev 20 June 1891;
National Observer 27 Jun 1891; St James’ Gazette 1 July 1891;
Athenaeum 4 July 1891; Pall Mall Gazette, World 8 July 1891;
Nation (New York) 23 July 1891; Illustr London News 25 July 1891;
Book Buyer, Review of Reviews July 1891; Literary World
(Boston), Spectator 1 Aug 1891; Academy 22 Aug 1891; Nat Rev Aug
1891; Critic (New York) 12 Sep 1891; Harper’s New Monthly Mag
Sep 1891; Archiv 1891.
Tess of the d’Urbervilles: a pure woman faithfully presented by
Thomas Hardy. (For photo facs of ms material, see S. Gatrell edn
under Manuscripts, above.) 3 vols 1891 (ms of prefatory note, ms of
revised title page Dorset County Museum), 1892 (rev), 1 vol New
York 1892 (Harper’s Bazar text and illustr), Leipzig 1892, London
1892 (rev with preface), New York 1892 (new and rev edn includes
chs omitted from serial, but not revisions made for English edns),
New York 1893 (includes c. half of the revisions made for English
edns), 1895 (copy of London 1892 rev, Berg Coll, NYPL), 1900 (pbk
rev), 1902 (rev), 1912 (includes ‘General preface to the novels and
poems’; ms of part of ch 10 omitted from earlier edns Dorset
County Museum; rev proof of preliminary matter Univ of
California, Berkeley), New York 1915 (rev), 1919 (copy of 1912 rev
for this and subsequent edns), 1920, 1926 (illustr V Gribble); ed J.
Grindle and S. Gatrell, Oxford 1983 (rev 1986), 1988 (WCp), this
text also in ed S. Elledge, New York (3rd edn) 1990. First pbd,
omitting some chs, in Graphic 4 July–26 Dec 1891 (illustr H. von
Herkomer et al; incomplete printer’s ms BL); chs 10–11 ptd as
Saturday night in Arcady in Nat Observer (Edinburgh) 14 Nov
1891 (printer’s ms ff. 1–8 HRHRC; f. 9 Bathurst–Glenesk papers,
Leeds; f. 10 Berg Col NYPL; ff. 11–13 Taylor Col, Princeton); ch 14 as
The midnight baptism in Fortnightly Rev May 1891; in
Nottinghamshire Guardian (unrev), in Harper’s Bazar 18 July–26
Dec 1891 (11 of 25 Graphic illustr) (ch 4 in Eclectic Mag June 1891);
rptd complete in John O’London’s Weekly 24 Oct 1925–10 July
1926 (introductory note).
reviews: Star 23 Dec 1891; Nat Observer, Speaker 26 Dec 1891;
Daily Chron 28, 30 Dec 1891; Pall Mall Gazette 31 Dec 1891; St
James’ Gazette 7 Jan 1892; Athenaeum, Illustr London News 9 Jan
1892; Times, World 13 Jan 1892; Saturday Rev 16 Jan 1892;
Spectator 23 Jan 1892; Morning Post 30 Jan 1892; Independent
(New York) 5 Feb 1892; Academy 6 Feb 1892; Literary World
(Boston) 13 Feb 1892; Chicago Evening Jnl 20 Feb 1892; Punch 27
Feb 1892; Bookman, New Rev, Rev of Reviews Feb 1892;
Blackwood’s Mag, Book Buyer, Novel Rev, Westminster Rev Mar
1892; Critic (New York), National Observer 16 Apr 1892; Nation
(New York) 28 Apr 1892; Dial (Chicago), Nat Rev, Quart Rev Apr
1892; Atlantic Monthly May 1892; Literary World (Boston) 4 June
1892; Harper’s New Monthly Mag June 1892; Fortnightly Rev 1
July 1892; Novel Rev July 1892; Gentleman’s Mag Sep 1892; Illustr
London News 5 Nov 1892; Bookman, Longman’s Mag Nov 1892;
Book Buyer Dec 1892; Archiv London 1892. Dramatised 1894–5,
produced New York 2 Mar 1897 (rev L. Stoddard; reviewed Critic
(New York) 6 Mar 1897; Critic (New York) 13 Mar 1897; New
Century Rev Aug 1898), produced Dorchester 1924, London 1925
(reviewed New Statesman 26 Sep 1925; London Mercury Oct
1925), 1929 (rev Hardy); ed M. Roberts in Tess in the theatre,
Toronto 1950.
Life’s little ironies: a set of tales with some colloquial sketches entitled
A few crusted characters. 1894 (1 leaf of copy, proofs rev
Dorset County Museum), New York 1894, Leipzig 1894, London
1896 (impression of 1894, with preface), 1912 (rev, omits preface
and stories (b) and (c) in Wessex tales, above; adds Prefatory note,
and An imaginative woman from Wessex tales), 1920 (copy of 1912
rev Dorset County Museum). Includes (in Hardy’s final arrangement)
An imaginative woman (first pbd Pall Mall Mag Apr 1894,
illustr A. Goodman, printer’s ms Aberdeen Univ Lib); The son’s
veto (Illustr London News 1 Dec 1891, illustr A. Forestier, printer’s
ms Bibliotheca Bodmeriana, Geneva); For conscience’ sake
(Fortnightly Rev Mar 1891, printer’s ms John Rylands Univ Lib of
Manchester); A tragedy of two ambitions (Universal Rev Dec
1888, illustr G. Lambert, printer’s ms John Rylands Univ Lib of
Manchester); On the western circuit (Eng Illustr Mag Dec 1891,
illustr W. Paget, ms Central Lib Manchester, and Harper’s Weekly,
illustr W. Smedley); To please his wife (Black and White 27 June
1891, illustr W. Hennessy); The fiddler of the reels (Scribner’s Mag
May 1893, illustr W. Hatherell); A few crusted characters ([as
Wessex folk in Harper’s New Monthly Mag Mar–June 1891,
illustr A. Parsons and C. Green, draft ms Berg Col, NYPL]).
reviews: Russkoe Bogatstvo Jan 1894; St. James’ Gazette 9 Mar
1894; National Observer, To-day 10 Mar 1894; Speaker 17 Mar
1894; Woman 21 Mar 1894; Literary World 23 Mar 1894;
Athenaeum 24 Mar 1894; Times 30 Mar 1894; Saturday Rev 31 Mar
1894; Westminster Gazette Mar 1894; Guardian 4 Apr 1894;
Spectator 21 Apr 1894; Bookman, Book Buyer Apr 1894; Critic
(New York) 5 May 1894; Literary World 11 May 1894; Academy 2
June 1894; Dial (Chicago) 16 Jun 1894; Goodey’s Mag Jul 1894;
Author 1 Sep 1894; Archiv 1894.
The spectre of the real. To-day 17 Nov 1894 (illustr H. Millar)
(printer’s copy typescript, proofs F. B. Adams) with Florence
Henniker; rptd in In scarlet and grey: stories of soldiers and
others by Florence Henniker (Hardy’s share acknowledged),
London and Boston 1896; Thomas Hardy: the excluded and collaborative
stories, ed P. Dalziel, Oxford 1992.
reviews: Speaker 1 Aug 1896; New Saturday 26 Sep 1896;
Academy 24 Oct 1896; Spectator 31 Oct 1896; Critic (New York) 23
Jan 1897.
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